Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-25

I DIR. IL. b. Ferguson, the dentist
at Phillipsburg, December 1st, I'd, Sd.
and 4th
Dress goods very nee for Z, 8, 9,
10, 12l, L., Is, IS and % cents per
yard at the Chicago Fair.
Trunks. valises, ladies satchels and
hand bag, just received at the Chicago
Fair and going at Astonishing low
iprices.
The Pres byterian ladies society will
meet with Mrs. r Rogers Tuesday af-
ternoon. November 29th. All are re-
quested to be present.
The fellow that wrote 81 reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
The highest market price paid for
eggs at the store of II. S. Polling & Co.
Bring on your eggs. A crOmo free to
every person bringing us eggs. If.
"A large company of Phillipsburgs
young people attended party on We'd
nesday evening, at Mr.. John Hahnen-
kratt's, a few miles in the country
They report a fine time.
Married, by Rev, 1. S. Hall, on
Thursday last. M. d. Pomeroy to
Miss Mable Hill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. ". Hill. The happy couple
went east on a wedding tour.
Mr.. Kelley. late editor of the Dis
patch, has sold his interest IN that paper
to his partner Mr.. A1cNay. We are in
formed that ne viii remain in the en-
ployment Of Mr.. AIcNay for some time.
w. c. Calhoun receives $4,000 for
erecting the Round House at this place
and the company furnishes the heavy
iron work which cost them about $1,000.
That makes the total cost of the build
/ ing about $1,000.
Elsewhere in this paper viii be
found the advertisement Of Mrs. f 5.
Mellon, fashionable dressmaker. She
has secured the services Of Mrs. T.
Dickey, who also thoroughly under
stands the business.
Recently it was stated in this paper
/ that Geo. SdnsOn established the HER
AID ten years ago. Mr.. William Bis
sell says that is a mistake, that C. f.
jenkins is the name of the gentleman
/ who established the Office
-Goode PostoGfce tins county, has
been discontinued and we are in uucted
to send to Long Island, HERALDs here
tofore addressed TO Goode. If any sub
scriber prefers to have mis- HERALD sent
to some post office other than Long Is
land he will please to notify US.
in this paper may be seen the adj
/ vertisemenJ of lots for sale in the new
town OF Agra, 10y Chas II. Turner who
has an addition to that town. Mr.
/ Turner is'One of the leading farmers of
the eastern part of the county, and his
/ representations may be relied upon.
The young people of Philipsburg
made "a present Of a SO gold watch
purchased of n. S. Pyles, ioweler.
to Rev J. $. Hall last week, as a token
Of the high esteem in which they held
him, and the ladies OF that ccngrega-
ton assisted by others presented Mrs.
Hall with fine sewing machine.
1t would appear from IN article
copied this week from the Beloit Dem
ocrat, that several simon pure demo
Gratis in this county assisted in defeat
ing the fusion ticket, and that is the
reason why the Phillipsburg Democrat
is so angry at that Independent ele-
ment in its party.
jacob POppen, of Luctor, writes
the secretary OF the Board Of Trade,
that he viii cause the advertising circu-
lar issued by the Board to be translated
into the Holland language and win
have it published in a Holland paper to
further the interests of the Holland
Colony at Iuctor, That is a good
movement.
"A gentleman Of ample means told
/ a representative of the HERALD a few
days ago, that he, and a leading mer-
chant of PhnIipsburg, had arrange
ments nearly completed to erect q grain
elevator near the deDot-one that would
. be ample TO receive all the grain that
might be brought to PhiIIipsburg Ihe
gentlemen did not desire for the pres
ent to have their names made public
C, A. Spaulding & Co. have a col
umn advertisement in the Herald
this week which they have contracted
to run until next spring They also
subscribed for IS copies of The HERALD
each week, which they cause to be sent
to different parties. That IS the
way to advertise. No wonder that firm
has gone to the front and is constantly
rushed with business. The firm Is re-
liable and trust worthy.
Il w Osgood. wiring this Office
on business says: I commend the
HERALD for its fair treatment of polit-
ical opponents, and its pronounced
auti-manopoly sentiments. You are on
the righs track so 90 a. cad Do not
+ be swerved from pursuing the course
you have chosen Chew close to lie
line, let the chips fan where they
may" Stand by the people and they
viii stand by you. The farmers are
with you. ann progressive Repub-
liean."